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. ♪ >>> tonight -- jamie lee curtis' secret addiction battle.ow plastic surgery got her hooked on pain pills. >> let's just be pretty honest about it. >>> then -- >> we got mariah freaking carey. >> let me just repeat it again. mariah carey. >> but is mimi doing "the voice" to get revenge on "idol"? >>flipping the script for their second season together. >>> then jen garner's new man revealed. meet the guy who's got her feeling over the moon. >>> and -- >> how pink's daughter is following in her mom's showbiz foot steps. >> she's not very impressed by me. you can do it yourself why would you be impressed. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> jamie lee curtis is having a moment. "halloween" is number one in america, but she says that's not her greatest achievement. >> it's not her marriage, not her children. jamie lee said getting sober is her single greatest accomplishment after she spent a decade secretly addicte t drugs. >> jamie lee is celebrating one of the best horror movie openings of all time. she's also sharing new details about her s

icyhot. >>> time we check in with our was did jamie mcdonald. otherwise known as adventure man. jamie is attempting to run marathons every day as he crosses the united states. and in this update video, we find jamie in a hotel room and thank goodness he was. >> there's been a massive flash flood that's just came on through. >> now, this video was shot from a nearby bridge and they show the flash flood as it's happening. you can see the waters spreading across the entire area and it's more than just flooding. this is an active rescue situation. down below in the low-lying area was an rv park. and if you guys look closely, you can see that man stranded in the water fighting for his life. >> and there is nothing they can do. >> thankfully other rescuers are nearby and doing what they can to help. and miraculously right in front of jamie's eyes, this man was plucked from the floodwaters and flopped down right in the parking lot near where he was. >> wow. >> wow. it looked like it ripped some of his clothes off of him. >> this flood came through whil

director thank you jamie's. amazon stock plunged nearly ten percent in extended late trading laughter week after the company failed to meet q three estimates although year to date the stock is still up by forty percent while the stock was trading north of. two thousand dollars per share at the end of september it's down today it was trading about sixteen forty two amazon is currently locked in a battle for supremacy with rival wal-mart which doesn't report by the way until their two three earnings until november fifteenth there's prices up ten percent in the last year as the holiday season approaches wal-mart is looking to remain the world's biggest retailer and they are trying to increase appeal to both their high end and lower end customers to accomplish it wal-mart stock was trading at almost one hundred dollars per share today and back in january is up about one zero eight wal-mart is effort to provide more convenient and less expensive ways to buy groceries coupled with the acquisition of higher end brands

another jamie, jamie foxx in "robin hood." >> let's move on to one of the best feel good stories inlywo hollywood. former "cosby" star geoffrey owens was dragged into the news when he was job shamed for working at a trader joes. but geoffrey was unfazed and unashamed and now i joined him on the set of his new feature film role. >> what does it mean to you to be out here, to be working in this environment? >> it's very exciting. i feel like i'm doing what i'm supposed to do. >> i visited geoffrey at the hollywood hills mansion set of the murder mystery "fatale." he plays a defense attorney that also stars hilary swank. since those photos came out of geoffrey working at trader joes he says the public support has been overwhelming. >> i'm amazed that it struck such a cord, you know? i mean, it really hit a nerve with people. i still get people coming up to me five weeks later saying thank you for what you've done. >> and i think it also explained to people that when there are gaps, you have to still work and do what you have to do and it's okay. it's okay. >> yeah, even for people who

jamie: we are adding a lot of solar accessories to our products. also be coming out with some technology ways that will update into the current products you have to extend the battery life. hopefully we will be able to adopt that over the next few months. a lot of the technology comes from the integration we have been able to do with amazon, now being able to leverage a much bigger pool of technology experts that we just could not as a small, independent company. emily: what do you say to the customers who may be do not want amazon everywhere, when it comes to privacy and the risk that your smart doorbell could be hacked? jamie: i think that amazon has done a wonderful job of securing and protecting privacy around their customers. we have focus really around that for our neighbors. i do believe we are one of the best solutions for security in a neighborhood and select customers continue to choose that. emily: what do you have on the competition from other smart doorbell products? there seems to have been an explosion in this area in the last couple

jamie is joining us on the phone right now.amie, that meeting at least at the beginning during the photo-op appeared to be all smiles. what are you learning? >> reporter: wolf, what i have been told is those smiles ended at the end of the photo-op. this is according to a source familiar with the meeting, and i'm told that the photo-op should not be read to indicate that the rest of the meeting was friendly, not at all, that the meeting was blunt, direct and that the secretary of state pompeo told mbs in no uncertain terms that, quote, he had to own the situation and that every fact was going to get out about what happened in turkey and, again, he stressed to mbs that, quote, he must own the situation. i'm also told by my source that secretary pompeo made it very clear that the saudis had to get their investigation done very quickly. he stressed that time was short and that the saudis had to deal with the people involved, and the quote i was given was that he told the saudis they have to deal with them sharply. i also was told t

we will hear from jamie dimon. color on the numbers. jpmorgan up in premarket. top live blog is noting shares off highest gains in premarket. we will see where they go especially when the commentary comes out. the media commentary, let's bring in from south carolina, columbia, the high country, walter todd, greenwood c i/o. jpmorgan is one of the top holdings. -- cio. allison, let's start with you. what jumped out for you with these numbers? >> the bottom line the. beat. return on tangible common coming in at 70%, strong. the provision. credit continues to be -- a couple years ago jamie dimon said never, ever better. it continues to get better. jason: walter, you are a holder. is this what you are looking for from jamie dimon? walter: it is a solid quarter. not a home run. more like a double. given the market and shares over the past week, this is a solid moving higher. i was struck by the 6% core growth. that is solid, better than expectations. i'm not worried about the slowdown in ficc, given that the third quarter includes the slower summer months. alix: were

look, jamie -- jamie did not -- i interviewed him. it had to be -- it was three weeks ago and he told me not to worry about these things and now he's worried things have changed at the margins. i think j.p. morgan's quarter was great, okay? i will read his words with caution and i said to myself, i said listen, i don't want that level of caution because it seems so -- it's so out of sync with what i heard three weeks ago when we were having a cheese steak. >> where are you going to be at 2:45 >> chained to my desk, including 2:45 a.m. and p.m. i will be focused. i will be focused. i'm getting people call megaa chowder head on air. >> i wonder where they get that. >> dow is up 325 we're back in a moment your company is constantly evolving. and the decisions you make have far reaching implications. the right relationship with a corporate bank who understands your industry and your world can help you make well informed choices and stay ahead of opportunities. pnc brings you the resources of one of the nation's largest banks, and a local

jamie foxx blown up?ig stars taking big chances to get the perfect shot. >>> plus -- kevin hart's worst nightmare, what the family has planned for the not so courageous comedian. >> we should get crocodiles. >> yes. >>> first, for your consideration, oscar winner hillary swaik's new film "what they had." >> is she all right? >> she's fine. >> "e.t." had hillary interview the writer/director who joked about her star's demands. >> what was it like working with me? >> green m&ms exclusively. massive trailer. no, working with you was amazing. >> love is commitment. >> i don't have what you have. >> where did you find the inspiration for the story? >> watching my grandmother begin to lose her memories. made me realize how important memories are. >> beautiful. you captured all of that really well. >> do you know who that is? >> he's my girlfriend. >> "what they had" is out now. head to the "for your >>> in honor of the 45th anniversary of the oscar-winning horror film "the >>> blasting justin bieber for his cri

the cuts for the fortieth anniversary there is of course a new movie and jamie lee is back together with some familiar faces. excuse me some reason here. he's back. halloween serial killer michael meyers is perhaps the most terrifying character ever created for the horror genre. i knew i was going to say yes on page like for. curtis is now a grandma for a fight of my as turns up again she's going to get the better of a. singular of purpose she. wakes every day in a state of heightened anxiety and preparation. for jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight here she's going home from school with her friends it's the beginning of an art of terror and what will become and never ending nightmare. john carpenter's shop the original film and even composed the famous soundtrack i'm self is a consultant and producer on the latest movie. began as a an idea for a low budget horror movie called the babysitter murders and the distributor asked me can you make this for two hundred thousand books and i said yes sure i can just what creative control in

hey, i'm jamie. >> hello, jamie. >> how are you?is car. >> well it's a '37 chevrolet, so it's 77 years old. so, i've had it quite a bit of it's life. >> part of the family. >> yes, it is. >> oh, my. i've just gotten the keys. >> we can do that. >> let's go. >> all right. >> you have this thing insured? >> yes, i do. >> oh, good thing, because there's a tree right there. >> all right. hold on. whoo-hoo! now we're talking! [ tires screech ] this would work for me in new york. auctioneer yvette vanderbrink is here, too. so, yvette, you know, you see these shiny red cars, and, i mean, you can tell there must be some value here. but some of them look like junk. but they're not? >> no. they're not junk. you know, it's a different trend in the car-collecting hobby now. >> that trend is called patina. it refers to the factory-original paint that shows the ravages of time. some car collectors relish that vintage, barn-find look and spray a clear coat of varnish on top to preserve it. that could be good news for the rarest cars stuart has --

when police arrived jamie was nowhere to be found. investigators found bullet casings in the house but won't confirm how jamie's parents died. >> something took place. i just don't know what, and that's part of the problem for some of the frustration that we're having. >> reporter: authorities are trying to figure out if jamie left on her own or was taken. they're now checking her social media accounts looking for any clues on her whereabouts. >> they were very, very quiet people. >> very to themselves. >> reporter: at jamie's middle school parents are praying she'll be found safe. >> i'm hoping and praying with god's help and the community that we all rally around each other and help find this girl and bring her home. >> we've learned officials are looking into a possible sighting of jamie closs in miami. authorities say they've never been called to the closs home before this. meanwhile, the fbi has joined the search. >>> the trump administration has a new idea as it looks to bring down drug prices. it wants pharmaceutical companies

sandra and jamie were a done deal. inseparatable couple. sandra studied nursing and jamie set aside every time he could for his family. juggling a job as computer programmer while investing in real estate. >> happy family. >> very happy. i was a daddy's girl growing up. they became known as jim jokes. >> i remember her being like your uncle. oh. your uncle. they joined the church early in the relationship. by early 20, daughter liz had left the church. newly independent, she rushed into a marriage. a bad one. true he was involved in heavy drugs. >> yes. that was it. i didn't want to live that kind of life. >> her parent's marriage just kept going through sickness and health. in fact in recent years, she was looking younger than ever on vegetarian diet and exercise regimen. your mom had a constellation of health problems. >> at times, yes, she also had epilepsy. >> did she have the seizures, did you ever see her? >> yes, she did. >> then 32nd wedding anniversary rolled around. sandra was ill the actual day t. they went out together ten days

and, you know, this is a enallenge. >> sasan: jami floyd, i want to start with you. as the other two branches of government become increasingly polarized, will it be possible to keep that out of the supreme court? i meanwhat kind damage has been done to that institution during this confirmation hearing? >> well, clearly, elena kagan and sonia sotomayor, who was there with her at princeton, are concerned about that, and i'm s, glad, hahat you started here with the oo-- twothe women justices speaking on this point. they're cleay very concerned. and this is an extraordinary thing that they spoke about this. justice kagan wentn to say that the legitimacy ofth e court relies upon public confidence in the court and in its independence, that if the public loses faith in the court, loses respt for the court, and loses a sense of-- of credible, of the court's credibility, that they won't listen to what we tell .hem to do that's basically what she came out and said. "we don't have an army," she said. "we don't have an army. we can't order with masses of force the public to doh

. >> like many at the service, jamie came here searching for answers.ing to confront questions that have haunted her family almost 20 years. >> what did you call him? >> bobby. >> bobby? >> yeah. >> so handsome. >> he was very smart. he always told me family first. we had a really good connection. >> jamie grew up in caracas, venezuela where her father owned a bakery. she says he shielded her from the city's corruption and crime, but in 1999, everything changed. >> it was a monday. he usually used to get back home at 9:00. we were waiting for him and all of a sudden we heard a knock at the door. when i ran to open, it was one of his friends. he came to tell me my dad was inside the car, he had a gun in the middle of the street with people around him, that he had killed himself. to us that was a shock. he loved himself so much. he loved his kids. we never imagined something like that could happen. >> the police ruled it a suicide. but jamie and her family were suspicious. >> do you think you know what happened to your father? >> my dad, a couple months b

jamie dimon and i were on the board of yum brands together, and when sandy fired him, i wanted jamieo become the head of home depot. and jamie came back and said, no, i want to stay in financial services. i knew i wanted to have a big bet on jamie. and about six years ago, they had some, j.p. morgan had some so-called tarp warrants. they were issued to the government in connection with the tarp debt, which j.p. morgan never wanted, didn't need it. we started buying those warrants. and j.p. morgan today is my, i guess, it is my second-biggest holding after home depot. ♪ david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that i mean, not for the individual, but for the country? ♪ >> when we look at it from a african perspective, investments coming in to our infrastructure are very welcome. whether it is american, chinese, european. they need to make us more competitive. to get connectivity, to get our product out there. this thehat through market can be opened up. >> everybody has spoken about extract diplomacy, to get control of strategic assets, is very unlikely scenari

. >> you wanted to point out what jamie dimon said about higher rates and the economy. >> i would alsooint out just about probabilities that rates can go high are. people should be prepared and not surprised. i'm surprised when people are surprised. asset and the why is more important. the kpee is strong preponderates are going up most of us consider it a healthy normalization. and going back to a more of a froh market when it comes to asset pricing and interest rates, et cetera we need that so to me overall is it's a good thing. >> all right karen. >> yes. >> the big take away was what. >> a couple of things. there was nothing to hate in the earnings call. the bar was low. i thought they jumped over the the bar perfectly well enough. yet the stock traded down which is disappointing but the thing actually interesting to me was that jamie dimon really stepped back a lot on the call. normally he is very, very involved in the calls. he knows the basis he can't help but jump in and make comments when people ask questions. did he by the way do a separate media call we could not hear but on

go jamie. >>> it's not unusual for a mechanic to take a car for a test run after it's fixed.t drive be at nearly 90 miles per hour. >> yeah. this is thanks to dashcam video. a woman in the uk found out a mechanic had satisfied his need for speed in her porsche. it hit 89 miles per hour during that joyride. he has now been fired. the owner claims the car is tarnished and she will not drive it again. >> take the porsche. >>> it's being called one of the weirdest sea creatures ever discovered. scientists have captured rare video of the so-called headless chicken monster. >> that's what they're calling it and you can see why. it's a deep sea cucumber spotted off the coast of antarctica technology. >> so don't go deep in the ocean. >>> and some restaurant workers in north carolina are happy one guy paid them a visit. he left one waitress holding $10,000 cash. >> it was a tip left behind by men who ordered just two bottles of water. turns out the generous visitor was a youtube star known as mr. beast. >> some of his friends were recording the waitress' reaction. she kept $800, and

she was physically gru for jamie greer, jamie lee's daughter. rubbing against me and next day i looked down and i was like oh, my god! >> early, tight end reunited him with kyle richard from the original film. >> 40 years later. >> that sounds crazy. >> i know. >> tommy, lindsey. baby. >> when these two shared the big screen in 1978 jamie was 18 and thought of or planned on or intended year was to get a phone call saying they would make another "halloween" and would me to be in the movie. and you said. >> send me the script and read e next day and said absolutely. . >> of course i do. take it very seriously. all ri over a week away. primetime is also getting ready with special trick or treat episode. and michelle turner h set of last man standing and found out how tim allen is there with a scare with special guest from his cast. >> how coole is this. on the tonight show was the de back on the show. this is a nutty business. would you i go, well, what's nice to and so to see him come to huge success is wonderful. because, know, it was the last ti

cnn special correspondent jamie gangal just breaking this news for us. jamie, what more are you learning about what secretary pompeo told the crown prince? >> reporter: well, jake, as you just said, the smiles ended at the end of that photo op, and i'm told that secretary pompeo told mbs, the crown prince, in no uncertain terms that he had to, quote, own the situation, that every fact was going to get out, and he made it clear to the saudis that they had to get their investigation done very quickly and then he stressed, quote, that time is short and that the saudis, quote, have to deal with the people involved and they have to deal with them sharply. i'm told that secretary pompeo was blunt and direct and told the saudis that if they don't, that, quote, the u.s. will have to deal with this, that he told the crown prince that the u.s. will take action because the world will demand it, and even said that the president's hand will be forced also because of how this is seen around the world. finally, jake, i think this is the most striking moment of the repo

don. >> jamie gangel with the new reporting. jamie, thank you very much.ant to bring in now nicholas kristof and max boot. he is the author of "the corrosion of conservatism." also with us is asha rangappa. good evening. thank you so much. as always, we're about the truth and facts here. as you pointed out to me, nicholas -- i misspoke. i said $114.5. it should be $14.5. explain the error that i made. it was written properly. i just read it wrong. >> the saudis had promised to buy $110 billion worth of weaponry from the u.s. president trump has repeatedly cited this as a reason why our relationship with saudi arabia is so important, that we have $110 billion worth of weapons on the table. and, in fact, the saudis in that case as in a number of others essentially duped us. they made big promises. so far only about $14 billion of that has actually come to pass, and just as they had talked about supporting president trump's peace agreement for the middle east, then backed off that, mbs talks a very good game. i think he knows how to push american buttons, but

. >> jamie group in venezuela where her father owned a bakery.er father shielded her from the city's corruption and crime but in 1999, everything changed. >> it was a monday. he usually used to get back home at 9:00. we were waiting for him and all of a sudden we heard a knock at the door. when i ran to open, it was one of his friends. he came to tell me my dad was inside the car, he had a gun in the middle of the street with people around him, that he had killed himself. to us, he loved himself so much, he loved his kids. we never imagined somethingike that could happen. >> the police ruled it a suicide. but jamie and her family were suspicious. >> do you think you know what happened to your father? >> my dad, a couple months before, had told me that he had enemies, if something happened to him, it could have been somebody that he knows. strange things that makes me think that maybe there was something that happened. >> that he may have been murdered? >> yes. >> she had been living 17 years without closure. >> yeah. >> that has been like a quest

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jamie court: you take oil industry money, you can't stop drilling in this state.problem. stephen: jamie court, president of consumer watchdog, says their report tracked $9.8brown's favo cto which then gave money to the governor. mi willing to stop fossil fuels and fossil fuel drilling. is ecord and the state's leadership in fighting climate change speaks for itself. stephen: does the oil and gas industry have inordinate power in sacramento? governor brown: no, not at all, but they do have power. not as much as the insurance companies. not as much as the labor unions. not as much as the plastic companies. stephen: pharmaceuticals are higher. governor brown: the pharmaceuticals, they've all got power. you've gotta be able to stand up and say, "no," to people. but if you think that you can run a campaign for governor and raise $100 million on chump change, you don't understand politics. stephen: governor brown's critics, like jamie court, say california has more than 1,400 offshore oil wells in state-controlled waters, even as the governor fights with the trump admin

and the host of the jamie weinstein show, j.w. in the flesh, jamie weinstein. jeff flake -- i don't think he's endearing himself to either side. he has been floating the idea himself. nobody has asked for a jeff flake presidency. but he has been to new hampshire and he's poking the bear. i don't know what a jeff flake republican looks like. >> no better you think of jeff flake and his political future. if he tries to primary the president from the right as a conservative he'll get demolished. i would prefer a jeff flake to a donald trump. but that's not the reality. the left is never going to accept anything. there are middle ground folks who were saying all right, who is this mark judge guy? having the fbi on this before confirmation longer term is helpful. kennedy: i think if judge kavanaugh is confirmed, if there weren't another stage in the process, he would have a cloud hanging over his head for the rest of his career if he does have a career. but i think jeff flake could have bean little bit more honorable and instead of following bob corker to the microp

jp morgan chief executive jamie dimon will not attend an investment conference in riyadh amid growing tensions between the us and saudi arabia. he is the latest high—profile figure to pull out of the event dubbed "davos in the desert" following the disappearance of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis deny killing mr khashoggi. as we've been hearing, sears, the us retailer that that once dominated america's shopping malls, has filed for bankruptcy.

lot of jamie dimons i am not or facebook, neither on twitter. if i was them come i would realize, i have a real problem. and this, this is something i've have learned my long life, when is aems start, that letter letter to the ag of every state, the doj, the sec, to all the foreign regulators. when the storm comes, they all come at the same time. >> ok, who is next? [laughter] right here on the edge. i am a reporter from market intelligence. mr. dimon: i don't blame you. >> it could mean anything. [laughter] >> is too big to fail over, now that you said that our financial system is safer, regulators have done their jobs, what are your thoughts? to haven: you are going a recession monday and a crisis when day. it will be different than the last one. ," and you big to fail have to define that because some people don't know what it means -- that means that if you fail, the government has to bail you out, if that is what you mean, then yes, we are pretty much done with that. that has been done. all the money there has been paid out of the fdic was f

economy for the next thirteen years so i think it's very very important now the fact that someone like jamie dimon the head of j.p. morgan chase refuses to go as of yesterday this is a main sign that the most important bank hence the bankers and so on so forth are not excited are shunning the conference now why would they do that i don't think

investigators say jamie disappeared after police responded to her home early monday morning and foundmbers say she was last seen at a birthday party on sunday. police say they received suspicious 911 calls. police believe she was home when the shootings happened and that she is now in danger. victor blackwell is following this story for us. police are working two cases here now, a double murder and the missing child. few details are coming out, but do we know what was on that 911 call? does it give any clue if this was a perhaps random or targeted attack? >> reporter: very bizarre cases here. police say they have the cell phone that was used to make the 911 call before the authorities found jamie's parents. they had been shot and killed, james and denise's bodies were found at the house. first on the call, police say no one spoke directly with the dispatcher but the dispatcher found some disturbance in the background. the call came at about 1 a.m. neighbors heard two shots at about 12:30. two other potentially crucial details about the call and the phone. first they now know whose pho

he testified under oath and jamie roche said brett kavanaugh is lying. we will talk about james roche live in "new day." let's bring in cnn reporter and john avlon and speciali agent josh campbell. josh, we have jamie roche saying that brett kavanaugh lied under oath to the u.s. senate. which is a crime. he was never talked to by the fbi. we have been told that the truthfulness of kavanaugh's testimony was not something fbi could look into or his drinking habits. as "the washington post" suggests, is this a sham investigation? >> the interview last night was a game changer today in the sense if it will not change votes on the hill, but for the american people to say directly on camera on national television, that the statements made by the judge were not consistent with the truth and saying these were lies. this is someone who sat there and asked serious questions and lied about his past. it takes it back to the larger issue we have talked about all week. it is not about his actions and drinking in the past. it is about standing here today and lying abou

well jamie fly who you describe pretty accurately as one of the most hard line neo cons in washington. is someone who has been heavily involved not just through the german marshall fund which is funded by the u.s. government and western governments but through a subdivision of the marshall fund called the alliance for securing democracy in ginning up the fear of russian bots and he's been out there in public alongside a former adviser to the hillary clinton campaign laura rosenberg are doing a lot of interviews urging the government to take down what he considers to be russian influence accounts and what we saw take place what we've seen taken place since the defeat of hillary clinton and the victory of donald trump is an effort to identify not just russian backed media but alternative media as part of a russian influence campaign including through groups like the alliance for securing democracy where which fly overseas and so fly is actually called for scrubbing the internet of what he calls for interviews so his comments to jeb sprague my co-author were really not out of character f

jamie lee curtis is now a grandmother but no longer a helpless victim. she is singular of purpose she wakes every day in a state of heightened anxiety and preparation. american . jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight the success of the original helped export hello in traditions around the world for lori though it was the beginning of a never ending nightmare. unlike many previous this is the eleventh halloween film is based on the original michael meyers from an institution for mentally disturbed offenders one of the prisoners being transported . the man with the mask intends to celebrate halloween in an all too familiar fashion. if you haven't experienced michael meyers before you are in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again to pay good money to be scared out of their wits. me. like that ok that's how in the movie where does the tradition of halloween come from well we know it really from america but actually it comes ridgeley sort of said to be about two thousand years a pagan ritual celtic thing

jamie lee curtis is now a grandmother but no longer a helpless victim. she is singular of purpose she wakes every day in a state of heightened anxiety and preparation. american . jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight the success of the original helped export hello in traditions around the world for lori though it was the beginning of a never ending nightmare. unlike many previous this is the eleventh halloween film is based on the original michael meyers from an institution for mentally disturbed offenders one of the prisoners being transported . the man with the mask intends to celebrate halloween in an all too familiar fashion. if you haven't experienced michael meyers before your in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again to pay to pay good money to be scared out of their wits. me. like that ok that's how in the movie where does the tradition of halloween come from well we know it really from america but actually it comes ridgeley sort of said to be about two thousand years a pagan ritual celtic th

jamie dimon is dropping out of the fii. again, one has to ask if this is an escalation in terms of people questioning for now? the saudi's continued to deny, the turks are saying something else. there is a global feast of opinions. when you see someone like jamie dimon filling out -- pulling out, is that a signal? eric: definitely, he is one of the against names to attend the conference. when he says i am pulling out as well, that could probably encourage others to say, i am dropping out. the interesting thing is that in the dropouts they are not saying we are accusing the saudi authorities of doing this or that, they are saying until there is a clear answer on what happened inside the consulate, we still have big names on the list. u.k. were looking into boycotting the event. more could come. nejra: bloomberg's middle east emerging editor alaa. an important note that several companies have pulled out of the future investment initiate event. manus: coming up, the president threatens to implement further tariffs on china. we

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